The markets hate uncertainty so the only advice I would give
is to sell the rumors and buy the news. (inverse advice, but I like it too!)
The news of an attack on Syria
or the decision to back off and "work on a diplomatic solution"
doesn't matter. Just take away the
uncertainty and the market will most likely continue on it's upward spiral.
I remember when I had alluded to
my previous experiences
with sarin gas and a few variations and concentrations of non-lethal lachrymatory agents. Walking around in a heavy WWII-era
protective suit in the Honolulu heat can make a monkey a little tipsy so after yet another round of monkey see, monkey do, I asked the
on-site chemical drill sergeant guru what would really happen in the event of a sarin gas
attack. He bluntly stated, "You'll
die, but at least you'll know how to do it the right way". Honesty is so refreshing.
Trying to get the
support of the people (not the monkeys, you'll notice) by introducing something so scary as a poisonous gas,
after the textbook destabilization of Syria, seems a little too transparent, doesn't
it? The real fear of those who pull the puppet strings of the POTUS,
Secretary of State and, well, everyone else, is the on-going attack on the
petrodollar. A petrodollar is a United States dollar earned by a country through the
sale of its petroleum (oil) to another country.
It's not too
difficult to peel the layers of deception back on this one. Don't let the smoke screen of a
"humanitarian mission" cloud your judgment. But why take the word of a monkey? Here's a few links that may provide some
useful insight...
May seem like some gold bug propaganda to some but a few nuggets about Gazprom and the Natural Gas Coop here in...
And from the guy who coined the
term Petrodollar Warfare...
OK, after doing your homework, you now can call me a conspiracy
dung-chuckin' theoramonkey.